This quiz is designed to test your knowledge of people, places and events that you studied in the Year 7 History unit – The Black Death.
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1. Question
In what year did the Black Death arrive in England?
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2. Question
How did the Black Death arrive in England?
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3. Question
What two animals were responsible for carrying and transmitting the plague bacteria?
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4. Question
Where did the Black Plague start?
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5. Question
Choose the correct ending for this sentence, from the choices below:
“Medieval people believed that the Black Death was caused by the misalignment of the planets, God’s punishment and _____________________.”
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6. Question
True or False:
The Black Death of 1348 resulted in the lowest number of deaths, compared to previous plagues in history.
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7. Question
Here are some ways of treating the plague in medieval times. Which is the odd one out?
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8. Question
Here are some ways of avoiding the plague in medieval times. Which is the odd one out?
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9. Question
Which of the following was NOT a consequence of the Black Death?
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10. Question
Type a word from the list in each blank space of the paragraph below.
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King England half animals rights 1381 400 years peasants wages London Death Wat villages
After the Black , the population of was reduced by almost . Crops lay rotting, were left unattended, and many were abandoned altogether. It took almost for Europe’s population to recover to pre-plague levels. About 30 years after the Black Death, the began to revolt. They wanted more rights and higher . So they marched to to see the . He agreed to their demands, but unfortunately, one of the peasants’ leaders, Tyler, was killed. Overall, the Peasants’ Revolt of was a failure because nothing really changed for the peasants at all. Life was just as hard and they had virtually no at all.
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